Shortcut key to collapse expand comp folders?

From the key commands ( global commands ) setup a key for "Goto right locator"

Then if you right (cntrl) click on cycle in the transport window and choose auto set locators, every time you click on a part it'll set the locators around it, then use your new "goto right locator" to jump to the end of the part.

Apart from assigning a Key command for *Go to Left Locator* you can right click or CTRL click on the transport bar area and activate/select the *Go to Left Locator* box in the *Customize Transport Bar* dialog box.You can set it as default if you use this often if you click on *Save as Default* before you press OK.

Also +You can store three different zoom settings for each window using the *Save as Zoom 1–3* key commands. Use the *Recall Zoom 1–3* key commands to recall your zoomed settings. These commands only apply to the active window or window are+
To do this you select a KC for the Save As Zoom 1 to 3 and you create different zoom settings in the Arrange-or whichever window you are working on and you want to apply this function- then assign a Key command to Recall that Zoom Setting depending on your save as Zoom......

or [Use Zoom Navigation Key Commands|http://documentation.apple.com/en/logicpro/usermanual/index.html#chapt er=4%26section=17]

or [Revert to Previous Zoom Setting|http://documentation.apple.com/en/logicpro/usermanual/index.html#chapte r=4%26section=16]

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I believe it is somewhat simpler than the above, although I haven't tested it yet: there is a key command called *Un/disclose Take Folder* , which has no key combi assigned, so you'll have to make one up.
Go to *Key Commands* (⌥-K), type in "take folder" in the little Spotlight search field top right of the KC window. Select the aforementioned command, hit the *Learn by Key Label* button and hit your Key combo of choice.
Now I only hope that the name of the command does indeed reflect its function... I guess you'll have to have the track or region selected for it to work.

regards, Erik.

yep.....
Actually that's the key command ...I got over excited to explain how you can view it instead of how to do it..LOL

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immo wrote:
yep.....
Actually that's the key command ...I got over excited to explain how you can view it instead of how to do it..LOL

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O well, it is educational for everybody (I have made similar 'mistakes', and will make it again), some extra tips never hurt... 😉

Eriksimon wrote:

immo wrote:
yep.....
Actually that's the key command ...I got over excited to explain how you can view it instead of how to do it..LOL

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O well, it is educational for everybody (I have made similar 'mistakes', and will make it again), some extra tips never hurt... 😉

Thanks 🙂


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